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Kerr Charges GOP U: ‘Scare Policy’ in Vote Bi ~ Praises HST,
FOR Before 1600 Here
Calls Taft ‘Retread’ Of Herbert Hoover
By NOBLE REED Despite “some sinners in the Democratic Party,” it still has more to offer the people
than the GOP, declared U. S. Sen. Robert 8. Kerr, Oklahoma, at the annual Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner here last night. The Oklahoma City oil man, an avowed presidential candidate, lambasted the Republicans for “scaring and misleading the people” and described U. 8. Sen. Rob-
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Asks Quster Of Truman
Ohioan Seeks Action "In Steel Seizure
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Local Mayors Head for Oblivion By NOBLE REED bringing: some complaints "a | Vats business after the City Hall ‘City Hall has been th o/from the political boys who canl!jinx and never could come back.
as = swing big blocks of votes, | The late John Duvall, Republi political graveyard of Indian-| ncreasing crime waves, EI served only one year as apolis Mayors in the past. |er they are the fault of City Mayor from}1926 to 1927 when And the same signs are
Hall or not, take their political jhe resigned after a Grand Jury - polpting toward some. polities) toll of hapless Mayon. Sayers Wivestigation of his administraholdups out on the e tion. : tombstones for May a Ales Clark. ore recently brought a storm of| The Democratic City Council rise on Inder to new Protest m the vats. Den SPhointed ba a Sy t I es mocrat, and higher political goals with the| Its adding up to the same old| Wu Fun 8p ARE BOF GE led or Dita Press City Hall as a spring board or *t0rY . . . Mayors just can’t Win.\, , y, onic nome recently, was even a temproray stepping stone., The only comeback on record top party leader of his day but WASHINGTON, Apr. 19—| Going back: 35 years before was Reginald Sullivan whol,’ oo. "over able to overcome Rep. George H. Bender (R. World War I, the records of served as Mayor twice ig skip. the City Hall political handicap, 0.) called on House Demo. [ndianapolis Mayors shows most ping four Yeats Toquived Mayor | Fie served in appointive jobs as . became political lame ducks, some [that says no Indianapolis YOTiys, B. District Attotney and Bus | |crats and Republicans today disappearing from the public can succeed himself, perior Court Judge\then disap« to name a joint committee to con- goene Satively a few weeks after But Mayor, Sullivan disap- peared from the political scene, sider possible “successful impeach. they left office. {apeared from: the political scené One Resigned ment proceedings” against Proa|, ADOUER Mayor Clark hasiwithout exercising any of Mel jon xem. who was Demo dent Truman for bis seizure of the| soances and Keep up with public A eo was in office. Attempts were cratic Mayor between Mayor Sule steel mills. complaints, warring factions in!/made to catapult him into state Hvans two jem uring the "30s, The Ohio Republican said the|his Republican Party background and national Democratic politics BA " _ wr Neo n the wal}. “whole pattern of the executive! Are hacking at his administration but they fizzled. nol me ks A nd re conduct in the last two years il-| from severa. directions. It's a Jinx
judge on the U. 8, Court of lustrates the extent to which the. The Disgruntled , w Wo President is prepared to go in The Mayor's office, with all its/Claims in Washington, D. C. He
Party leaders who take much | etd 1 r ried to fore his drive for power.” conflicting political pressures andineve go the
of the credit for getting him voters again, His statement was made as the nominated and elected are swing- admintatration t ged piesa aa Walter
administration was bracing itself |ing away from him politically on popu+ for the anticipated attick in|the ground he won't listen to their atinii-Bipnb ogy badly poliCongress and the courts on its|advice and won't give thelr key y.a)iv ambitious. power to order a wage increase| party workers city jobs. A. 0 Mtical personali for 640,000 CIO United Steel-| Mayor Clark also is dodging , A colorful political personality workers. completely any political program 5° Years ago, Charles W. Jewe
ert Taft, GOP presidential aspirant, as a “Herbert Hoover retread.” Earlier, National Democratic Committeeman Frank M. McHale and State Chairman Ira L. Hay-
IN THE LIMELIGHT—Sen. Robert Kerr (left), shared the limelight here last night with Gov.
Little Hope for Pact
There . is hardly a flicker of hope for an 11lth-hour agreement between the union and the in-
that might set up the foundations for a leap to higher goals later, His administration is side.stepping the GOP Taft-Eisenhower presidential contest entirely, rid-
was elected Mayor of Indianapolis in a big fanfare of Republican politics back during World War 1. He took office as a promising young politician at the age of 25
maker poth announced they will gave her a standing ovation, be candidates for re-election at 4 the party's reorganization meetings next montth. The announcements came two days after Marion County and Statehouse Democrats united for the McHale-Haymaker ouster, claiming enough votes to unseat them, However, both party leaders were confident of re-election.
1600 Hear Kerr :
Nearly 1600 Hoosier Democrats at the Murat Temple heard Sen, Kerr defend the administrations of President Truman and the late Franklin Roosevelt. “The Republicans have grown fat in a prosperity they could not produce when they were in power but they still don’t like it,” said the Senator. “For the last 15 years they (Republicans) have been predicting economic doom and collapse only to see higher production, better times and greater prosperity.” Praises Roosevelt He brought down the house with a ringing tribute to President Roosevelt's “rescue of the nation from economic collapse” left by the Hoover administration. “Stunned survivors of American business publicly appealed to the
OLD TEAM, NEW FIGHT—Frank McKinney and his old political pal, Frank McHale, helped whip up Democrat spirits last
and Mrs. Schricker at the Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner. Mrs. Schricker stole the show as Democrats ee Ae any of Commercs|IDg the fence all the way—pub-| with plenty of years ahead of
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new Democratic administration: pight at party gathering for new election year fight.
fSave us or we perish,’ ” he said. “And who saved them? Democ- dividuals in government and the racy’s greatest chieftain in a hun-| Democratic Party had proven it dred years, Franklin Roosevelt.” is a vast improvement over anyThe Senator praised President thing else available.” Truman’s administration, declar-| Sen. Kerr charged that Repubing America’s opposition to com- | lican leaders in their “rage and
munism in Ko: g.| defeatism” have tried to “scare sion on our prea Bverte ic the people” against supporting the poned World War IIL {government on vital issues such : jas the right against aggression Red Tide Smashed {in Korea and have tried to “mis-
“We are marching on the road lead the people” about the “great!
progress” being made in Wash-
to winning peace,” he sald. “This|; ot" toward peace and a sound
does not mean that the people of | the world could not be hurled ite] Ore program, | an all-out war by Russian aggres-/ { sion. But the Korean action and HST Puts on Pressure | the U, 8. foreign policy in Europe . have stopped and turned back FOr Seaway Project i the tide of Communist military WASHINGTON, Apr. 19 (UP) aggression tipped the campaign|—TTetident Truman put new| strategy he would use if he should Pressure on Congress today tol be the Presidential candidate Permit the United States to join, against Sen. Taft. (with Canada in building the St. “Actually Sen. Taft is only Mr.|Lawrencs Seaway and power Republican Jr.,” he said. “No one| da . { { The President warned in anever Jeprive Herbert Hooverlother appeal for authorization of
; ithe project that unless Congress Suestioned ran to the title of Mr. acts soon he will have no choice
: but to let Canada go it alone in “There is not an element in the taking over the project. {
Hobver political personality- that] doesn't have a counterpart in| Taft. a Hoover retread.” * The Senator admitted the Demo-| (UP)—Tough French union troops crats “have a lot of faults.” “We have some sinners and we turned back a Viet Minh Comare exposing and punishing them | Eset offensive which drove to “We are solving the problems within 12 miles of this vital sea-
HANOI, Indo = China, Apr. 19
Clamp News Blackout on
Truce Talks
By United Press
TOKYO, Allied and Communist staff officers met for their second session of Tevived debate on exchange of prisoners today with a tight news blackout screening developments arising at the bargaining table.
Truce supervision staff officers;
also resumed discussion in an adjoining tent at the Panmunjom armistice site after taking back the stalemated issues they had
{handed ‘up to the sub-delegate
level Apr. 2. Negotiators on prisoner exchange met secretly at Panmunjom yesterday for the first time since Apr. 4. It was believed, at least one side and possibly both submitted new proposals for end-
{ing the prisoner deadlock.
But the only official comment
At best he is no more than French Stop Reds was that of Col. George Hick- | man—‘we are still in executive
| session.”
| . . flood fight as the highest Missouri |today claimed to have blunted and|, It Was generally’ believed that g . |
{lists of prisoners held by the {United Nations were rejiggered {during the two-week recess to
vention of the American Society declaration of war ‘by the Con-ly, ‘ype current taxi cab strike is!the polls but he-returned to prilof Newspaper Editors, were asked| gress, his right to do so was
¢ (for Sen. Richard B. Russell (D.|Robert A. Taft's candidacy for ® |Ga.), two for Gov. Earl Warren of {he Republican presidential nomi- & (California, and one each for Presi-| nation, - {dent Truman, Sen. Estes Kefau-|
(Sunday) Apr. 20—|
| ego * | The 2 Cities Win \present maximum authorized ac-|
Y with Mr, Trus/licly at least. him to go far up the political Chatlen A to im<| He also is refusing to come ladder, pose the pay raise Tuesday. out for any of the many GOP| mut before his four-year term Rep Bender's impeachment call eandidates Jo Goveruas, \rategy VBS Over the glamor of political was made in a statement bitterly] *'° § e nd p ay.sals ist &Y bright lights began to fade and| attacking Mr, Truman. “Tjrg+ Jump on the DANAWARON feet Street repair troubles
. after its a sure thing , .. don't “The seizure of the steel indus-iget the administration caught in plagued Bia _aduunistit ion_ang
e ¥ try, together with the President's an intra-party threshing ma-|; ” 'Most Likely declaration that has authority 10|chine. z= | "Chektinlg Shani, own she take over newspapers, radio, tele-| But political careers are bullt y ih own 2 ugh By United Press vision and communications sys-lon programs and alignments '© Tun for any other public of~ WASHINGTON, Apr. 10—Gen.| om 07 "ation at the sole held together through thick and fice successfully, He returned to Dwight 'D. Eisenhower was voted) 3, otion of the President, raises|thin on one side or another. private law practice where he the candidate most likely to be“. ytytional question of the| Lack of money to repair streets still is. elected President in a poll taken 3 Sons gravity . . . may revise the old “chuckhole” Another colorful personality today among 81 dally newspaper "" t sent our|label as a modern political mon- was the late Mayor Lew Shank editors. When the President sen {ker for Mayor Clark, too, |who had the common man's The editors, here for the con-|troops into Korea without & wp. \rovoig nands-off attitude touch that won a big majority at
Editors Vote For lke as
to vote on the man most likely to| challenged by the Republican be elected President and also on membership in the House and their “preferred choice.” Gen, Senate. Since that time, Mr. Tru- f Eisenhower won both. | man has demonstrated that he is In the “most likely” poll Gen. afflicted with elephantiasis of the Eisenhower got 60 votes to 13 for' ego on repeated occasions.” Sen. Robert A. Taft (R. O.), three, Rep, Bender is a backer of Sen.
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ENTRANCE ON MARKEY STRISY OF INROUGH THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
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{ver (D, Tenn.) and Mutual Secur-| : ity Director W. Averell Harriman. E ¥ ed As to their personal first choice U. S. X en Ss for President, 31 editors. favored ° Gen, Eisenhower, 24 Sen. Taft, S 4 seven Sen. Russell, four Gov. ervice or Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois, three Sen, Kefauver, three Gov. 125 000 Gels Warren and two Sen. Everett M. r Dirksen (R. Ill). Sen, Karl E, By United Press : : LEE a Mundt (R. 8. D.), Sen. Paul H.| WASHINGTON, Apr. 19 — The - he Era
Douglas (D. Ill), 1 Eco- dded i ® J Fin ! on 2 Sorooerathn are. Soveram ont ala: a hiv VALUE EXTRAORDINARY IN ah t $50 AND $55 QUALITIES 3
tor Paul Hoffman, Speaker Sam for about 125,000 enlisted men in
Rayburn and Gen. Douglas Mac-/ the armed forces.
Arthur got one vote each. | The Department of Defense Editors Table Answer | 4 the move was absolutely ar and
necessary in the light of the To Truman Remark serious international situation” in WASHINGTON, Apr. 19 (UP) uniform to train recruits. » § ALL-WOOL 2 : b TOPCOATS
order to keep experienced men in —The American Society of News-| With President Truman's appaper Editors today tabled a pro-|proval, the department ordered posal to answer President Tru-| service expiration dates moved man’s news conference state-/ahead nine months for all en. ment Thursday about the possi-| listed personnel scheduled to bility of government seizure of|{leave the various military newspapers and radio stations .in branches between July 1, 1952, a crisis, and June 30, 1953.
Not All Affected order does not
affect
tive duty tours of reservists and| (national guardsmen, nor does it {have any bearing on the pro-| |grams for separating these per[sonnel from the services, Neither
Battle With | ‘Big Muddy’ {does it affect drafted men.
| By United Press ror oy agon source Satimated OMAHA, Apr, 19—Omaha and|}149,000 servicemen wou Bl |Council Bluffs Iowa, appeared to.| fected—60,000 in the Army, 25,000 ay to have won their desperate |! the Air Force, 3000 in the Marine Corps and 35,000 in the Navy. It was the third extension of enlistment terms In three years. ssued In
River crést on record moved jdownstream, flooding Kansas and|
Missouri farmlands. |Simflar orders were
presented “by the failure of in-| port,
fulfill the Red demand for re-| The river leveP between Omaha | i __-__!turn of all listed prisoners and and Council Bluffs on the. oppo-|
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The twin stalemates on the Communists’ nomination of Russia as a neutral truce supervisor and their demand to -rebuild {North Korean airfields were sent down to the staff officers yesterday.
Atom TV Debut Hinges on Weather
LAS VEGAS, Nev. Apr. 19 (UP)—Everything but the weather was ready today for “Operation Big 8hot” next Tuesday morning when the mighty atom makes ity television d~hnt American homes with -the most violent A-bomb ever expuvien the U, 8. Skies were cloudy and it rained occasionally today, but the weatherman assured anxious atomic scientists that the- outdoor was | favorable for clear skies Tuesday hy blast time. The men who have harnessed
_ " still permit anti-Communists tolsite bank was dropping steadily, HOOSIER PHOTO stay outside the Iron Curtain. and Army Engineers said the
the atom remained at the mercy|
of the weather, If the wind should blow in a wrong direction, if a cloud layer 30 miles up in the sky should be in A wrong place, if a few raindrops should fall--all these could keep the bomb-dropping airplane on the | ground. : If all goés -well, an Air Force [bomber flying hetween 20,000 and [25,000 feet will drop one of the lexpanding family of A-bombs over Yucca. flat’ between 11 a. m. and 12 noan, Indianapolis time There are Indications the homb will detonate between 3000 and 4000 feet in the air-—higher than {any- other A-bomb the U, 8. has | exploded. :
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2300 Back From Korea
LONG BEACH, Apr. 19 (UP)—
‘The mighty battleship U.8.8. | Wisconsin steamed into a fogblanketed port here this morning returning 2300 ha but battleKorea,
: By law, no enlisted person may major threat was over although pe held in uniform through more the river would “bear watching.” than one extension, so this order Engineers succeeded in plugging will have no influence upon those a sewer line which burst last affected by either of the earlier] night from the river's terrific two. pressure and flooded an industrial| The new regulation does, howsection of Omaha. ever, cover enlisted personnel, Backed Up in Sewer whether on active or inactive The water backed up into the duty, whose original tours would sewer with explogive force, rip- have ended in the specified period. ping craters in- the riverfront! The defense department softarea behind fhe levee at several ened the blow by saying it moved points and shooting skyward like “with reluctance” and by pledging geysters that not all men affected would The water spread “or a square he held for the full nine months. mile across a railroad vard and pt promised to keep no man on factory district to a depth of four duty longer than “absolutely
feet. : necessary.” Engineers said damage to the railyard and industrial section
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Downstream, 10,000 persons had . ! VY left t . | BCHENECTADY, N. Y., Apr. 19) left, their homes in northwest Mis industrial city of]
; UP)—This souri and northeast Kansas. 'V ; Army engineers said 187,000 acres 92.000 grappled with a transpor.
tation crisis today after all its of farmland already were flooded . between Rulo, Neb. and Kansas Puses were run off the streets in|
City. . ; a federal bankruptcy action. | at Sina a aamage was estimated” phe nankrupt Schenectady Rail-| At Leavenworth, Kas., the flood, > Co, Temoved the buses i) closed the last bridge open be. Te8PONSE to a federal court order| tween the Iowa state line to the jo lquidate. the bus line. The] north and Kansas City to the liquidation was demanded by the] south. Ty ‘Reconstruction Finance Corp. as : Drm : \a means of collecting a $654,000 : & . {loan on which thé railway de- is Pay for Handicapped | tauited. Twenty thousand Goodwill bags ~ ahi a = will be distributed May 19-24 by 5000 Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and | The Sign Camp Fire girls. The bags will of Your Best be used te bring articles Indian- si apolis citizens no longer need to Sunday Dinner Goodwill Industries, Inc. for re- 5 conditioning and sale. Tt's Goda- I Loox for the will's 16th annual Good Turn Seville sign, just & Week to collect articles on which F fe siepe froth the | the handicapped can’ work during tizing and satisfy. | ) ing dinner. .inan | atmosphere of
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